Amsterdam Conference to Bridge Traditional Banking and Digital Assets

Communications agency INPUT Global is organizing a day-long event designed to connect senior leaders from traditional banking, fintech companies, and digital asset firms. The (un)Banked conference takes place June 3rd alongside Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam.

The gathering aims to tackle a central question reshaping global finance: as core functions such as payments, custody, trading, and yield generation move onchain, how should institutions, developers, and regulators adapt?

Digital assets have evolved beyond retail speculation into institutional infrastructure. The historical separation between legacy financial systems and decentralized networks is breaking down as both ecosystems confront the same operational challenges.

People building onchain infrastructure and running regulated financial institutions are finally working on the same problems. A year ago, these were separate conversations. The (un)Banked brings the right people into one room.

The speaker roster reflects this convergence, featuring representatives from Standard Chartered Luxembourg, Commercial Bank International, VanEck Europe, Dragonfly, Wirex, and Foresight Ventures.

A major conference focus will be stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization. The discussion has moved from experimental trials to live deployment, with worldwide stablecoin transaction volumes reaching $33 trillion in 2025.

Konstantins Vasilenko, co-founder of crypto and fiat platform Paybis — the event's title sponsor — stressed the importance of collaborative infrastructure.

Paybis wants to help move the stablecoin conversation from theory to implementation. For many businesses, the question is now how to plug these rails into payments, settlement, and treasury flows. The important work is building compliant infrastructure that banks, fintechs, and crypto companies can actually use together.

Category sponsors Pure Wallet App and Foresight Ventures, plus community sponsor The Vault, a Swiss-regulated crypto provider, are supporting the program.

The (un)Banked runs from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Fosbury & Sons Members' Club, a restored 19th-century building on Amsterdam's Prinsengracht canal.

Media partners include The Fintech Times and FinanceWire. Community partnerships span Introduction.com and the Luxembourg House of Web3.

Registration is open via Luma, subject to host approval due to space limits. Executives interested in attending or reviewing the agenda can visit the official event portal.